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spirit flf |efferM.
Chsrlestown, West Ya., May 10,1SS1.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
- i
The addition of a NE W J OB PRESS,
and ajurge supply of NE W J OB TYPE
to the SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON Job
department greatly increase* our facilities
for the rapid and tasteful execution of
PINE JOB WORK. - llre therefore invite
the attention of our friends and the public
to the same, and solicit their orders in this
line.
Natmrs in Bbiep. Those persons who
III Pr?m,S0Cl US ?0rD *iJ1 P!?"? deliver it
U To 11 nmeS hSS COntracted w!"> the
Read Major Be.tt,'. Organ Advertiae
??*?, and seD(1 to walh; , N t" f?,
his latast Illustrated Catalogue. '
The wall-known colored barber, James E.
f light lin".PndI?' W" ?? Fri
3 got last, and ta critically ill.
txoaltat?a\!!b0*ea]rB t0pay thoir* subscrip
brine it ,t on T??d' Wi" Piea*?
jng it at once, as wo need it Very much.
ha General Assembly 0f th8 Southern
1 resbyterian Church will hold its next ana
? ion at Staunton, Va., beginning May 19th*
W e are pleased to noto that Postmaster
?leisenring has so far recovered as to be able
Offiie'1111^ r9SQni0 .hi8 duties at tha Post
A. Post Office has been established at
Unionville, this oounty,with N. S J. Strider
? Postmaster. The name of the office is
- nl" f'*8*>T' U " ?DnoUD?!ed;wilI lectare
in Charlestown again, May 17th. Head his
of'thU'paper?"6'' Pri?,ed #n tb? fir"
?lr. Win. Kopkins has added to tho attrac
tion, at the Fruit Dill Nurseries, a large
whioh th?
Mr Wn,. Ktmea is re-painting the dwel
ling of Mrs. Mary Rutherford, and Mr. W
Mr JU,nA?V\V ra-'P?in,??J 'he dwelling of
Mr. H O. Talbot,. both on Main street
S.i>^ra,Dsth by S5ST?
Messrs. Horace Beall & Co. have erected
? Urge shed, for the exhibition, under shel
ter, of their agricultural machinery of
:X!h'J La9* "d r#frcaeDt a vor* largo
*"d atronatb n7i"d aod'btHly!'? C'T* H6n"h
The Free p,ess is iaforme(j ,hat Mr
rank Berry, of this aonnty, has purchased
? lot in Luray .and will erect thereon a store
is,"?,,-'" ",o
Invalid mothers we**V -v.:i ?
Browne Iron n,fN-rs. ' b chlMre?
Mr J. O. Floltnns has broken ground for
the S V It u Railroad lintel at Luray
Me has a large number, of laborers, horses
?nd oarts engaged, and they aro making
things lively in citing ready for the foun
action of tii<9 building.
feood hea'th, rosy cheeks, lioautifnl akin f?
w ?S? Brc"rn'*1'?,' Billors t0
?\ e are requested t.) announce to the lodies
that Mrs. Mary E Davis (who has been
hitherto yrcventod by sicknes-0 will go east
?his week for her Spring and Summer styles
in Millinery Goods, and hope* to ba able to
open her new stock ths latter part of the
pressnt or early nsst week
ess?s':
Darnell & Foitz hsv* closed their Photo
Jtrapb Gallery fr-itu May lit untii M,y 14th {
After that time is wiii be open again for a |
short lime.. The work they hsvo already
turned out ehow them to r,9 first,el*?s ?r
PW,"Dd t" TT" w!,? "? :?h a *<"- ?f ?ood
eaU ??! ri'! " them "
Brown*!rlron ft&Z P!el ??-e f.
Mr. James A. Davenport has been ap.
pointed Chief of-a division of S. V. R., H
engineers, on the line eouth of Waynesboro,
end P. C. Kennedy, son of A. li. Kennedy'
E-q . of this place.haB been placed in charge
of a oorps of engineers on the samo line, with
headquarter, at Greenville, in tho county of
An^UBts. J
?i?Xid>.n-..PrePnralion,sl;I<ick"n M,o teeth and
SIT* headache. Crown's Iron Bitters do not.
^be attention of our readers" is called to
the advertisement of the "Baltimore Cash
Dry Goods House," 663 W. Baltimore St., 1
Baltimore. By examination of the same, it
will ba seen that many inducements are of
fered to buyers, orders solicited, and esre
ful, prompt and conscientious attention to
tha samo promised. '
A true strengthening tonic is BrownV Iron
Bitters. It makes tho old feoi young- " D
The Sheep Show of tho Berkoley County
"Tool-Growers Association will take place at
the Agricultural Fair Grounds, Martinsburg,
ob the 18ih and 19th of May. II. B. Da
venport, Erq , of this county, and General
Meem, of Shenandoah county, Va., will be
among tbe exhibitors of stock. Competition
open to all sheep growers, and liberal premi
ums offered.
Iron. Poruviaa hark and vegetable to?i?
make Erown's Iron Bnters the best.
Tho S. V. R. R. Co., it will be seen by
advertisement in another oolumn, announces
that it baa made apeoial provision to aooom
raodate excursions to the Caverns of Luray
for the oorning season, and will acoommo
date large or small parties at popular figures
Schools, Societies, Churches or Associations
contemplating making exoursions are ad
vised to apply early, so ns to secure tho days
thay require. The equipments of tho Shen
andoah Valley road are elegant to perfection,
?nd the route to Luray is most charming and
attraetive. b
fTo'? oT.' b a t fog 1 r o? ^ ^ y ^oUr S
Aemodita procure them the Cuticura
Kc,hr:v&^y^^^c,?vnei(rhU>
All eror used Brown's Tr^?
reewnmend them to their friends. B-'ters
The County Court?Commissioners Baj*
lor, Molviii and Striker;" Col. Baylor presi
ding?was in session. aH'of last week except
Wednesday and Saturday, attending to the
financial affairs or the county. Liocnsea (o
ratail spirituous liquors were granted to Biz
persons a? firms in Charlestown, four io
Sbepherdstown, five in Harper's Ferry and
one in Bolivar; and one to retail beer and
ale at Shenandoah Junction. Messrs. Adam
Link.and Joseph M. Stonebraker were ap
pointed, and qualified as Justices of the
Peace in Potomao district.
? The Court appointed as Commissioners, to
settle fiduciary accounts, Messrs. John F.
Smith, J. S. Bragonier, S. W. Washington
and Clcon Moore.
Chas. G- Littleton, the present incumbent,
was appointed by the Court to take obarge
of the County Infirmary, (formerly known
as the "Alms House,") atid the following
persons woro appointed, under tbo new law,
Overseers.of -the Poor for the term of two
years :
Middleway District, John G. Shirley ;
Osburn, H. \V. Crittenden ; Charlestown,
John Marshall; Potomac, G. T. Licklidcr ;
Shepherd, Jas. II. Moore; Bolivar, Jacob
H. .Eagle; Harper's Ferry, Edmund H.
Chambers.
Physician to County Infirmary, Dr. Thos.
H. Duck ; District Physicians to Poor?
Middleway, A. M. Evans; Osburn, W. W.
Brown ; Charlestown, C. T. Kichardson ;
Potomac, It. M. Marshall ; Shepherd. J. W.
Ayjer ; Bolivar, W. S: Cockrell ; Harper's
Ferry, B. B Hanson.
Unlike otlior iron preparations, Brown's Iron
j Bitters.will not injure tlio teeth.
List of Advertised Letters remaining
in the Post Office at Charlestown, Jefferson
oounty, W. Va., May 7, 18S1.
Miss Maggie Barreth, Jaoob Colbert, Miss
Fannie Crawford, Randolph Campbell, Lizzie
Carter, Geo. H. Duling (3), Capt. G. if.
Duling(2),Daniel Frick, Mrs. Fannio Lewis,
Nancy Martin. Ernest Will Henson, Mrs.
Sarah Patten, Edward E Rich, Miss Stclly
Vifctig, Miss Louisa Willis.
The abovo letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will bo sent to the dead lottor of
fice. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
Benj. F. Leisknrino, P. M.
A friend to rich and poor is Brown's Iron Bit
ters- Ttiey strengthen and in-:i 1.
Our Circuit Court will meet on Tuesday,
the 17th ol May. The following petit jurors
have been summoned to attcud on the second
day of tho term, (May 18th) :
Andrew Solden. Frank G. Butler, Murtlia
Walsh, John 11. Briihart, Sauiuel D. Englc,
James P. Cook, W. P. Carper, James A.
Urton, Wilson Dunmoro, Sam'l L. Rissler,
Geotge E. Currio, Thomas Kellihun, E. G.
W. Ilerr, Richard Ilebb, Charles Briggs, J.
B. Weatzell, G. F. Eichelbcrger, Win. But
ler, Jr , Jacob S. Osbourn, C. D. Wentzell,
R. P. Chow, Thos. W. Beale, J: L. Dyer,
Jeroino B. Coylo, (Jeorgo Whiting, llall
Wilson, David 11. Barbour, Rishard Hen
derson, Joseph D. Holmes, Thomas II. Wy
soog.
A true tonic, a blessinc iu every household,
is Brown's lion Bnters.
RESCUED FROM DEATH.
William J. Uoug-hlin, of SumurriUe, Mari.,
e ajr? : In tho (all of lS7*i I was taken wilh bleed
ioff of the lu&g-a followed* l?y a etvers cough, I
iuat my appetite nod flesh, nod wsa confined to
mr bed la 1S77 I whi admitted to the Hospital
Tm doctors said i hod a hole in my Jtnfr ?f- big
as a hail dollar. At one time a report went
around (!iit 1 was dead. I pave tip hope, but a
friend told me of Dr W? IIall's Balsam fob
the Lung?. I got a bottle, when to ray surprise,
I commenced to feel better, and to-day I feel
better than for three years post I write this,
hoping- erery one afflicted with Diseased Lung-s,
will take Dr. W ji Hall's Balsam, and be con
vinced that Consumption can be eured lean
positively any it has dune mors fond than all
theotber medicinee 1 have taken since my sick
neea. . ap!2 ly.
Tiie hnzt Spring medicine known is that
strengthening Ionic. Brown's frou Bitters.
The recent lecture of Win. L. Wilson,
K^q., of this place, delivered at Martinsburg,
subject, 4'The Roman Senato," elicits the
following complimentary mention from the
Statesman :
"Wo eliall mako no attempt to give even
a frkoteh of this eloquent and instructive re
sume of Roman story,because of our inabili
ty to do adequate justice, but suffice it, he
added another chaplet to that already
worthily won in the field of oratory."
Why suffer from exhaustive diseases when
Iirewu's Iron_Bitters give Eure rcliot.
Tho Pago Courier makes the following
mention of a former citizen of Jefferson :
"Joseph Crane, K<q , of Kappahnnnock,
was in the county the first of the week look- i
iug (or milch cows. IIo id about to est&b- j
lish a larj<o cheese factory tt his place nerr
Woo?lv;lle lie will begin with tho miik
from about 100 eows. iio will doubtless Had
it a profitable business. Wo h ope so.
Wasted.?School Teachers and experienced
Canvassers in evory Township. Borouirh and
Ward in W?\st Virginia to silicic orders for
'?Rise and Fall of the Confederate Govern
ment," by Jt-fWson Davis. Ontfit now ready.
Address at once, with choice of territory.
J. B.STEWART. Man merer,
for D. Ar?pletou &. Co..
May 3,1SS1?-U New Castle, l*a.
After all. a gentle purgative is the host mean?
cC curing headache, liver complaint, biliousness,
&c. Use "Sellers* Liver Pills." apr26-4w.
PIMPLES.
I will mail f Free) the recipe for a simple Vko
ktablb B uu that will remove Tan, FRECKLES,
PIMPLES aud Blotches, leaving tho skin soft,
clear and beautiful ; also instructions for produc
ing- luxuriant growth of hair on a bald head or
smooth face. Address. inclosing 3c. stamp. Ben.
Vr and elf & Co., 6 Beck in an St., N. Y. jan25 6m.
AGRNTS WANTED.-Big Pay. Light
Work. Steady Employment. Sample* fret*.
Address, M. L BYRN , 49 Nassau St., New York.
Bad blood always causes trouble. It may be a
family tight or boile, pimples, itch, tetter, & c.;
but no rr.atter,?? Dr. Liadaey 'a Blood Searcher"
is the cure-all. apr26-4w.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A gentleman who suffered lor *enrs from Nerv
ous DEBILITY , PREMATURE "DECAY, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will for the
eake'of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured 8uffereis
wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience
can do so by addressing- in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OG DEN, 42 Cedar St., New York.
Jan. 25, ISS'l ? Cm.
AGENTS AND CANVASSERS
Make from $.25 to $/>0 per week selling goods for
K. G RIDEOUT& CO., 10 Barclsy Street jSew
York. Send for their Catalogue and term*.
August 24, 1SS0? ly .
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Baltiuoii.Satobdat, May 7, 18S1.
Floor?Super ?3 37? a $3.37?
Extra. 4.60 a 4 6J
Family. 6.50 a 6.75
Cobiv Meal, per 100 lbs. 1 05 a 1.20
Whiat?White. 0.00 * 0 00
Red. 127 a 1.32
Corx?White. ??............ 67 a 67
Yellow.. 59 a 60
Oats.. - *17 a 50
Rti 1.14 ? 1.15
Bacon?Shoulders 7i a 74
Sides 10' a 10J
Hams ?? 11 a 12
I.abo ? l*ja 12i.
- 95 a 2.65
J1ISCE LLA'IT EO TJ S,
TUTT'S
PILLS
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Loaaof appetite,Uatiaea.boweIg costive,
-i'nmin theliend.with aduli sensation in
the back part, Pain under the shonlder
blmje. fullness after Sating, with a disin
clination to exertion of body or mgai
Irritability of temperTEowBomt^XoM
ofmemoryjWQth a reeling of bavin* nee
lectedsome tiuty. wfiarinesK, Dizzfeiat
f luttering of tHe Heart,Dots beforeHS
eyes. Y ellow Bk fiiTH e?H?r.
ness at night, highly colored""Urine.
IF THESE WARNT??GS ARE UNHEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILLSOON DE DEVELOPED.
TutT'S PILLS are especially adapted to
sucli cases,one doso eirccls suclischsum
?'T'v Jn>* as to astonish the sufferer.
bilv ??*???"'<?. ?nd cause the
shs^sSmwte!?wsaiassssa
TUTT'S HAIR DYE,
ItEircta? o ?J^V.,rrSK"SB" rhansed to a Glossy
y a 8ln?\? nppllcation of this Dye. It
Sold^jvnriiJ11} ," co,4?.r' ftcls Instunuineously.
boldby Druggista, or sent by express on receipt of $1.
Offlco, 36 Murray St., Now York.
ttjPj; *A3|HA.L of Information and %
^C??fal BcccipU *?U1 t? nudl?d FUEL on 'i-fl'nUtin.g
A pril 5, lsSl? ly.
NOW IS THE TIME TO LOOK
To Your Interest!
"P*ROM date I intend to sell my Goods FOR
J- CASH ONLY. Knowing- that there roast be
a place where people can get the worth of their
money, I propose to offer mv goods at abiut 10
percent advance for the CASH I will make the
prices interesting to those who will favor mo with
a call.
I have just received from Liverpool, sn invoiceoi
QUEENSWARE,
which helow I will give a few New Prices to let
you see what you save hy buying- for Cash :
Iron Sione China Plates Old Price. New Price.
by the 8et, 50 30
Cups and Saucers hy the
Set. * 70 50
Pitcfcerr, 50 35
Cov. Vegetable Dishes
a pair, 2 00 1.50
Suear Bowl, 55 45
A ll other gooda fn prbportion. My prices will be
distreesingly low, bat tho Cash will suffice all.
My stock will consist ol ?
General Merchandise.
Chewing Tobacco from 40 cl?. to S? ct?. per lb.
Respectfully,
Feb. 9. 1881. J. SHIRLEY SMITH.
Scliool Election.
PURSUANT to Section 2 of Chapter 15. Acts
?SSI. (School law,) an election Trill be hold
at the Court ilou.se in Charleiiowa and at Wilt
Sr'ir>o1 Home m Charleatown District tif
Jefferson County, on tho
3rd Tuesday of May, 1SS1,
from sunrise or as booh t hereafter as practica
ble, till sunset of I hat day, l or the purpose of
choosing a Board of Education, to consist of a
President ami two Commissioners for Charles
town 13:strict, and a County Superintendent
for the County of Jefferson; n]an to t;|ke tho
sense of the voters ot Charleatown District on
the question of granting to tho Board of ICdora
tion of said District authority to levy for the
support of tho free schools thetoiu. 13v order
of the Board of Education.
K. J. WILLIAMS.
May 3. 1S31?ic. Secretary.
I>r. Tomlinson's "
DENTAL OFFICE,
COBNea OV ClURLKB AND LIBERTY STUKlTS,
harlestowaie
JLiTinibex* and
THE undersigned has opened a Lumber Yard
at his residence. West Main stroet, Cltarles
lovfti, for the purpose of conducting tho same
on :? commission basis;and is prepared to furn
ish all kinds ol f.umber and 1. cust Posts?Pino
and Oak Plunk, Dressed and Undressed, Floor
ing. Framing Lumber, &c. All bills filled to
Older oil 1 he shortest notice, hv application. in
my absence, to Messrs. {Inches & Lock Charlea
town, or to me at Luray, Va.
May 3. 13S1 ?tf. A. D. MTLEY.
ICK CKEAM.
MY Ico Cream Parlors aro opened for tho sea
son. Ladies and Gentlemen can now he
accommodated with the best Ico Cream Cus
tard and Tees. Air.,. Weddings, Parties an.l
hamines furnished with Ornamental and other
Cakes, Cream and Ices oil short notice and on
reasonable terms. GUSTAV BKOWN
Mhv 3, 1S<1.
mantua-making;
MRS. J. O. TDT WILER is prepared to under*
take Mantua Making and all kinds of Fam
ily Sowing, at reasonable rat?? Keaidence on
Samuel street, near the Baptist Church.
April.2fi. 1SS1? tf.
THE GREAT
LIVER
A compound of the active principle* of
Eucalyptus, Sar?aparilla. Alrtu drake.
Dandelion, Kidney-Wort, Bnchu,
Hop*. 4c., which acts promptly on
the Liver. Kidne.ru. Blood, Stomach
and Bowels at the name time. Then*
organs are bo intimately connected
that when one is diseased, they all
become more or less affected. Ilenc*
th? great value and muperioritr of
this compound, which restores then
all to healthy action, and a* a toaie.
jEtETtTED"? up the entire aTStem. It ia
alroa moat valuable remedy for I2?ad
& Anti-Bilious *ch?' Dyspepsia. Bihou.?ue?s. Oon?ti.
r?ra#-iftLTvr* ration. Gravel, Female Weakuess, all
"Jl'RJW Skiu Diseases. Scrofulous and Syphi
Htle affections, old sores and ulcers. Pleasant to take. Trial
bottles. 2.r?ets. Large t/otrles, 50 eta. All druggistsand country
stores have it, or will g-t it for you. Also prepared in sugar
aualed jJiila, and mailed for 23 cts. a box. Ar.e?tT5 Wajct to.
HOME MEDICINE CO.. Philadolphia, Pa.
BEATTY'S ORGANS. 17 Stops, 6 tiet Golden
Tongue reedi, only &S5- Addrcia
DANIEL F. BF.ATTY,
Apr26 4w.
Washington, N. J.
TANITE
EMERY WHEELS'""!
GRINDING MACHINES
For Saw-3IillSj
Foundries, mid
JIacbiuc blioiis.
Fcr circulars, address
THE TANITE CO.
Strondsbunr,
Monroo Co.. Pa
"J 11 f\ A MONTH to businesa men, agenta and j
*4* IV./v/ ladies taking orders for the life of Jef
ferson Davis% by Win. P. Samford, LL. i>.,of
Alabama, including- a full hiaiory of the Lost
Cause, Iiluatr&trd Now ready. Send for par
ticular. E. li. TREAT. Publisher, 757 Broadway,
Now York. Apr26-4w.
E B LD WEDAl AWARDED
the Author. A new and ereat Men
ical Work.warran t ?-d the beat and
cheapest, indispensable to every
rnan.entitled "the Science of Life
or,Se?f-Preservation bound in
finest French muslin, embossed,
full silt^OO pp.containa beautiful
steel engravings, 125 prescrip
tions. price only $1.25 eont by
mail; illustrated sample, 6 cente;
AT 7I7+' send now, Address Poabody Med
FXTflW TIIVOT V '?*' Instiiuteor I?r. W. II. PAR.
iUXU TV 1III OliLI. KER, Ko. 4 Bulfinch St. Boston.
HAVE YOU
EVER KAOWN
Any person to be aeriously ill without a weak
stomack or inactive liver or kidneja? And when
theae organs are in good condition do you notfind
their posaeaaoi enjoying good health? Parker's
Ginger Tonic always regulates theae impor
tant orgauf, and never faila to make the blood
rich and pure, and to strengthen every part of the
ayatem. It has cured hundreds of deepafripg- ?n
vaiida Ask vour neighbor about it. Apr26-4w.
~MAD AHE-GBIS W OLD'S
PATENT SKIKT-SUPrORTING^
CORSETS
have become the favor
ite of the age; combin
ing comfort and health'
with elecance of form to ,
a remarkable degree, and
arc hiffiiiy endorsed by
physicians. They received
the Highest Award at the
Centennial Rxposition.
Price $1.50 and upwards.
iady CanvHssors Wanted
everywhere. Theso corsets aro not sold to merchants.
Exclusive territory given. Agents make this a Perma
nent and Profitable business. Send for terms to Mme.
Cms wold & Co., ?33 Broadway, N. V., or to General
"Western Agents. J. B. Wygant A Co.. Fredouia, N.Y.,
J.B. Putnam, 126 Stite Street, Chicago, 11L
April 26, 1891?4w.
TTTT1ITE-W ASH BR USHER for sale by
W April 26, 1331.
B. 5. PALGARN.
Head the Following JL&Teriisemeai
And be Convinced of its Correctness in every particular by a visit and
an inspection of the Goods contained" this Spring in
Goldsmith's Popular Twin Fronts.
Owing to the Wonderful Success which attended-our Clearing Out Sale
during the winter, we are now enabled to offer our-customers an entire
New Stock of Goods, complete in every respect.
It is needless for us to enumerate, as you are all familiar with the
class of goods kept by us, having been before you. for 16 years, doing,
our utmost at all times and in every case to give entire satisfaction.?
Our business is large and increasing, wliich is a recommendation mer
ited by our prices and fair dealing. Respectfully,
May 10, 1881. . J. GOLDSMITH.
BawtEntnovriwtm
AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WARE ROOMS
OF
| Horace ileal! & Co.
IRON, STEEL, NAILS, HORSE SHOES, ROPE, V/OODENWARE, FARM AND GARDEN
SEEDS, CEMENT, TERRA COTTA PIPE, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, MACHINES
AND FERTILIZERS.
i o
AI>11Vr; to Tic abreast rf the time? in all that pertain* to the business, we sell, at SPECIALLY
LOW PRICES FOR CASH, and will spare no pains to provide Farmers, Mechanics and
Manul&c:urers with latest styles of goods and the most Improved Machinery.
I Amen? tho newest of improved farmiog implements is S 1'RIE WIGS CORN PLANTER?a useful,
money and labor saving machine
We e.re offerincr *he YOITNG AMERICA CORN 8F1ELLER at reduced price. Every farmer shopld
have one. The CHAMPION and ROOT WROUGHT SHARE PLOWS, thf best made and lightest
draft of their kind. The W IA UD CHI I, LED is still the rival of all Chilled Plows, and like iht above
named Plows, to bo sold onlv on their merits.
THE CHAMPION MACHINES
need no recommendation, and we can only say to those wanting either the RE A PERS. MOWERS or
the NEW HINDER, that the_y should look to their interest and give their orders early in order to
secure the macbinrs. i
A (rents f?>r A uitmv) n <fc Taylnr'al Steniti Threshers, Kntcines. and the Alonas Clover
IJtiller Attachment: LaRlin Rand Powder Co: Ober-s Celebrated Fertilizers:
Biekford Ac Huffman Grain Drills: Taylor and Supprie's Hay Kaltcs; the best
Anthracite and llituiiiinong Coa 1. for Fuel or Lime-Burnt nc
ChurlfBtuwn, w Va . Msr rh 2'2. 1>S1 HORACT Bt-AlJ, ?fc CO
New Spring1 and Summer Goods!
W. CrCARKEEE,
Offers to purchasers nffractiops in NEW DRY GOODS?Fiidcv Dicw Goods in all color*,
Moiuie Cloths. Nu"?-'Voiliuir, Brocades and Plain 8m? iujja, H-anr'iful Spring Prints. vv:t.U and
ithont U.?rdern : M&dras and other Giiiffiama, Bleached and Brorrn .Cottons aail drills, Curtain
and Table s. Towrlft Mild Na' k ns
WII1TK GOODS.-I.i Vicwin. an India La^rns. Empress Lawn, P.T?ia*? Lawn.
Plain and ?)oitcd Li visa MiibHih. Cueek M uhI ins, Bias Tucking, i ai l*tons in all colors. Boa u til ui
L:?wn?. Plain and Fiirnrpri* with Bright B -rdcrs.
DUKSS TRIMMINGS, of ovety deseiipttou, in Silks, Sativs and Brocades; Buttons to snn
all materials.
Mourning Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, and Novelties in Fancy Goods, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Ziegler Bros. Celebrated Shoes.
A fall stork of Now rind Stylish Spring Clothintr for Men and Bovs wear. A large assortment of
Carpets. Oil C'othn. Matt-niffs, H if ?*. ( apt. 'i i ui.ks, <fce .. &c
Cn i: Iti-fcowi-, \V. Va., 3, l-v*! ? So? *
'D50H^~Si.SE?ES, SMKrDS,
MOULDING, BALUSTERS, POSTS. STAIRS STAIR RAILING, MANTLES. & C.
Dressed and Undressed i.uoiber of all Kinds.
Flooring*, Shingles, Laths, Pickets, &c.
GABLE & BE A CHAM,
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 3S5 \V bALTIMORE STREET,
Lamber Yards ?Pennsylvania Are., between Townsend &!V]csber St. and Fremont & Oregon,
JjA L TIMOR MA 11YLAND.
F*nd for illustrated Cstatoeue. M arch?3 ISSl ? ly.
THE BEST IN THE MARKET!
Fwrtcea
Kflnest
Bus*
dda
"EXCELSIOR"
COOK STOVES
Ucsq^Alcd
hFi2!rli
Xttnial
Gpon&a .
LEADING FEATURES:
Double Wood-Doors . Patent Wood-Grata
Adjustable Damper Swinging Hearth-Plats
InterchauKeuble Automatic Shelf
BroDinpr Door SwinffinK Flue-Stop
Reversible Oas-Bumln? Lontr Cross Piece
Nickel Knobs Double Short Center*
Nickel Panels Heavy ltlnp- Covers
Illuminated Fire-Doore, etc.
MAXUFACTV1IED DY
ISAAC A. SHEPPAED & CO., Baltimore, Md. r>28,lj
Adsj'.SI to all !!c;alrc=est3. PriMi te rclt til Pino,, (ai fc: sal, I7 DAVIS i EASEELL, CSmlestowa. 77.V?.
U. is. STANDARD SCALES,
R\1LR041>, HAY. coal. CATTLE, PLATFORM and
COUNTER SCALES Hutchers ?nd Grocers Scales
in'd Fittiae# U S Standard Test Weights, for 8ealc?*s
ate Particular attention paid to Repairs.
Prices low and satisfaction ffn%rant ed.
JKSSE WARDEN,
Cor. 8, Charles and Bilderston 8ts..
April 6, 1S91 ? 1 y. BALTIMORE, MD.
H
jNimrod Trussell,
Cbntbb Room, Sadleb Buildino.
AVING just received from the Eastern Mar
kets one of the moit complete stocks of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
Keady-Made Clothing,
(SUITS M ADE TO OKDh.lt,)
BOOTS AND SIIOl.S, HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES,
TOBACCOS. CONFECTIONERY, AC.,
that I have ever shown to the public. For the
benefit of tho public I qaote prices boSow, to coin
pare with prices you have been paying':
Dry Good9. Motions, Clothing, lints and Shre Prices.
Calicoes, 6*c. yd.; Yard-wide Cottons, 7?c.
All Wool Cashmeres from 40c to SI-00 per yard
Dress Goods from 8c to 25c. per yd.
Alt Wool Caesimere 60c. Td.
Cottonades from 12jc to 35c. per yd.
Towels 6c.; Gent's J Hose 7c. per pair.
Ladies Hose 7c. per pair.
A NiceJSuitof Men's Clothing for <13.76.
Gent's Hats from 40c. to $3.00.
Two Spools Cotic-n for 5c.
Carpets from 25c. to $1 25.
Ladies Shoes 90c.; Gent's do. $1.00.
Overalls 25c per pair ; Drawers 2bc. per pair.
Grocery and Tobacco Price*.
Enterprise Roasted Cotiee 2oc per pound.
O.K. 18c ?? .
Rio, Green ?* 13c ??
N. O. Brown 8ng*r 5c ??
Very Light ?? 44 Do ?? j
Cotfee A. " lie. ??
Crushed " . 12c ??
Pulverised " 12a ?? |
Honey Drip Syrup 60c per gallon.
Essence Coflce 26c per dozen boxes.
Canned Tomatoes, the best, 12Jc pr can. j
Good Tobacco 60c per lb.; do. 6c pr plusr.
Gravely Tobacco $ 1.00 pr lb.; Jackson's do. TOc.
Pride of Virginia Smoking Tobacco 70c per lb.
White-Wash Brushes from 40c to <?2 00
Brooms from 15c to 45c; Good Tea 60c per lb.
All kinds of Crackers snd Cakes, from 10c to 30c.
Greeu Apples, the finest kind, for 37jC per peck.
Motto?"Quick Sales and Short Profits "?
Goods delivered in the Corporation, as 1 always
have a "Porter."
N1MROD TRUSSELL,
Proprietor.
LtJTHEH J. ETCHI30!*,
Thos. B. Timbkblaki, > Assistants.
R. L. Trussell, j
March 29, fSSl.
GOLDEN DAWN
or LtGHT on the Great Future in this Life through
the De.rk Valley and in the Life Eternal. ILL US
TRATED. Sells fast. Pays over
tf>1 AA A MONTH
$1UU FOR AGENTS.
Send for circular and terms. Aiso send address
? of two or more book agents and 10 cents for cost
of mailing, ?*nd receivo the People's Magazine' oi
choice literature free for 6 months. Address
P. W Z1EGLEK & CO..
915 Arch St., Pbiladelphia, Pa.
January 11, 1S31?ly. '
PEAR.?Extra Early. Blue Imperial, McLane'a
Little Gem, McLane's Advancer,Tom Thumb,
and all other peas 6old by
April 19, 1SS1. GEO. T. LIGHT.
BEANS. ?Yellow. Six Wesks, Early Rachel,
Early China, Red Eye, Black Wax, and
Black Wax Pole, sold by GEO. T. LIGHT.
PAPER SEEDS at 6 cents a paper. Flower
Seeds included ^ GEO. T. LIGHT.
ALL the new Patent Remedies and old ones,
?old by GEO. T LIGBT
A SUPERIOR article of Rye Whiskey bottled
f or sickness, Golden Drip, also Rock and Rye
m*de according to U. S. P., sold by
April 19, 1M1. GEO. T. LIGHT.
Geo. C. Thomas,
PIHEMX CARRIAGE WORKS,
Bcrryvitle, Clarice County, la.
IHA VR fur fear* built a Jftrgc variety of va
rious styles of C A R KIACJ KS and W AGONS ;
they liaro been in use among- our people.and bare
given satisfaction in every instance aa far a* 1
have been able to ascertain Through ihia ex
perience I have learned what vehicles anit the pro
pie beat, and what are beat adapted to their wants.
I manufacture ft handsome wagon known aa r.he
Whitney Side-Bar Spring,
vory neat Kod stylish in appearance and a very
pleasant riding: wagron A l?o a 11 sty Ira and pat
terns of Carriages, Buggies. Jaegers. Jenny l.inde
and Ptsetona. i keep on band a large sfo< fc, but a m
prepared to fill orders at short notice. Prices
suited to the tim*-s. and aatiafaction ??u*ranterd
A liberal disconnt a I l??w*d nn old vrbic'ea in
rhanee for new unea. I use altogether the Old
Reliable
MONT forget the MEDICATED MEAT SACKS
: AJ for your Bacon?the place to get them is at
April 5, 1S31. 8. S. DALGARN'8.
| C1 ARDKN-SEEDS tor tale by
! Aprils, 1SS1. ti.S.DALGARN.
THE HUNTER PLOW.
i ?
FARMERS wanting a No- 1 Implement in the
way of a Plow will find what they need in
the *4Hunter Chilled Plow n Jt ia made of Vir
ginia material and sold at very low price*.
EVERY PLOW GUARANTEED
For sate by L1PPITT & CO.
I March
_*?. a\ W*Jrh'*- Sten wtad*r*t?-ES. Wba?s?tAl Hiata:Cu?
j W* ?? |i. Imlutioa rowtc. soIMeoldfix. Cbaafsstaad
J\ ? for'yonr own c? or lyicaUHn paipowi. Y?la*bl? rU
?m Uo;u?fr?c- TliOjXPaOS & CO., 132 SaauSL 5?w York.
I*ebraAry 1, l?Sl ly.
Sajrvon W laocla.
universally pronounced tbe beat wheela made. i
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
I have established a Carriage Repository at
Upperville, Fauquier county. Persons desiring
vehicles at tbe above place, during my abaence
can leave their ordera with TV Richardson,drug
gist.
Thankful for tbe liberal patronage extended to
me from Clarke, JefTeraon and adjoining* counties.
1 respectfully ask a continuance of thesame.
GEO. C. THOMAS.
February 22. 18*1.
NICHOLS,SHEPABO & C?
miscellaneous.
COACH FACTORY,
LIVERY,
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT, 40,
a*iIE undersigned hiring- purchased the oM es
tablished Coach Factory of the late Wells J.
Hawks, in Charlestons*, with the view ol entering
into the
Carriage Business,
in all its branches,' offers for sale a large number
of New and Second-band
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, JAQGERS, &C.,
at the lowest prices and upon the ^znost acc-oipmo
dating terms.
OLD CARRIAGES TAEEN IN EXCHANGE
FOR NEIV.
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS
done with neatness and dispatch, and satis/acton
guaranteed.
HOUSES & CARRIAGES
FOR niRE
In connection with th??bove I will continue the
LIVERY BC SIN ESS. and be prepared to famish
Carriages, Baggies and Jaggers at the shortest
notice.
The abore business will ba under the super
intendence of Abram Stump.
F D R N Fl URE !
I also offer to the pablic a large let of Farniture
comprising
CHAIRS, TABLES (Exitntion aiuf other.) Bt.J)
S TEADS, AJA TTRE&&ES.
and all articles usually found in a Furniture ?i
tablishzaent. ?
OU1 Furniture Repaired.
UNDERTAKING.
I will be prepared in a shjrt time to giro nr.%
special attention to the business ol Undertaking
Being a practical,mcchanio and determined i
give satisfaction. 1 reapectiuliy solicit a share ot
public patronage.
LEWIS STARRY.
May 15.-1*77.
Battle Creek, Michigan,
THS OJTLT OKSCDTB
THRESHERS,
Traction and Plain Engines
and Horae'Powers.
Most Complete Th renter Factory { Established
In the World. 5 IC4-0
00 YEARS
nuuMurement. or location, to "bach up" tXs
? broad warranty given on all our goods*.
STEAM-POWER SEPARATORS and
Complete Steam Outfitnq/ match less qualities.
finest Traction Engines and Plain Engluea
ever seen in tha Americ an market ?
JL multitude of rprcial features and improvements
for 1881. together with superior qualities in consrruo.
tion and materials not dreamed of by other makers.
Four sizes of Sepanvtora. from G to 12 borne
e&pacity, for steam or horse twwir.
Two ntylefl of " Mounted " Iforso-Powen*.
nnn feet of Selected Lumber
jUvV/jUUU (f mm three to six years air-dried)
constantly on' hand, from which is built the la
comparable wood-work of our machinery.
TRACTION ENGINES
Strongest, most durable, and efficient ever
mads, g, lO, 13 liorso Power.
. F",.niRnd Threaliermen are inrited to
XnyeBtffirate this matchless Threshhiif Machinery.
Circulars sent free. Address
NICHOLS, 8HEPARD A CO.
Battlo Creek, Michigan*
January i 1,1S8! ? bin
M
? P
o
va
p
Goods for Uie Kill ion!
THE People'. St?re of J-AS. B. RODKiCK ton.
opaueri n eplptiiMd libc c.f
C II 0 I C K GOODS,
? urb b9
RAISINS. CUKKANTS. CITRON.
ALL KINDS OF FANl Y CANDIES
?NOTION.". &<;
Call and boo us bef.jre purrbiaiop efewbere. it
lou.uti Wf are ..Rrriur r ?da
ol .!> k-adm eery low lollead <.? our t..oil. beii?
Always fouud infctle tb^ atore. ml vc bare (u(?t u
raL:*'w*y ijm'I j-.i.-r o... ..f ,h,
Wedon t doaht that
I .nod miide ?? ih?. ,bai
o <1 mu-l ?<,r0 and r-auuot be gotten ??.?- our
goods mte mil lre?h ar-? oe*.
De?mbtf4(4, i*?n J >? H BOnRUK.
LUMBER FOE SALE.
y^TE are prepaiod t.i fi 1 bills for
BUILDINli, BRID'JIXti. FENCING
ami oilier Lumber, at-flu- Saw Mill 0? tieJ-f,
?*?' a I*""---or .l" iTVr?U oV
board the care in W iucusurer ?,r f'Uov.i eie nt
? J V TAVENXER.
Or J. \vr ROBE It IS.
_ Hi.fiuM,
Fredor-ck C-?i! iy Yd ?
Or. J. W. ROBBRlS. '
Chariest' w p.
November 0. .MO-ft?"*0" C"U"t>' W"
TO WHOM IT MAI CONCERN^
3r*S TnuXr THO?M>AT. May 2?TH.
L loo I. I shall rtiako application in n,e Ciicmt
ourtof JeflersonCounty, West Vircinia. for
authority to sue for, recover and receive all
money or persona] pr..perlr whirh mav belong
to my wr.rds MaifL-ie K. M.ler, LUlie J. Moler.
Jennie M. Moler and James E. Moler. Jr., in tbe
!>tat? of v\ est Vinriuia. an?l also for ftQt.';ortly
to removei the same to the State of Maryland,
tu wlitcb I was appointed and qualified as such
Guardian. JAMESE. MOLER.
Goardian.
May S. last?4t. Spirit Fee 83.00.
81,000 A YEAR
CI AN be made at home by aoy, act ire man or
' woman, boj or girl. Fua vitinotbe nbli^?d
to leare y our own town, or he 'a wky.. from ho me
over night. Any one can conduct IbttDaincM.?
It reqair^a no capital.
WE WILL START YOU WITH AN
OUTFIT WORTH S4 FKEE.^C
If you are employed duiing tbe day you cao
make from 31 to S3 an evening- Some of oar
amenta report a profit of ?25 Jo a aingl? daj.?
Write at once for fall particolare to
E. O. HIDEOUT. 2" Barclay Street, N. Y.
May 3 1**1- 6m.
OPaL Varniab. Spirit* Turpentine and Ye
netian Red, sold cheap by
MERCHANT fc MITCaZLL. .{
Ma/ 11, \&9.
HARPER'S FERRY TRADE.
THOM AS W . BE ALE,
? Mugtuunr t>d Dmltrii
STOYES, TIN 6 SHEET-IKON WA1E,
Cor. Shenandoah and High Streets*
UARPUU-S FERRY. W. YA.
THE eobecriber would adopt thU milbod ot la
Itrutaf biifrindi, and the dtinai of Bar.
per*i Ferry aad the adjacent oonatry, that he it
etillconductiag she above bcaiaeeeia aKite braacb.
ea. Having bad tw.oty-three ye are" experience ia
the trade* aad it baiaf hiaiataatioa to work auaa
bat
TDK VERY BEST MATERIALS
He willcapfldently assort that cnitomon a?j r*!j
upon gotting No. 1 artiolw from kiafaUbiiahiaat.
SPOUTING OR TIN ROOFING,
executed in the very beet manner end at tbe abort*
eat notice. Order* from aay portion of the coaaty
will receive prompt attention, and prlcte gnaraa
teed-an low m tLe lowest.
SPEAR'S CALORIFIC COOK STOVES, the moat
com pie ta Cooking Store the world haa ever aeen,
constantly on hand. Inehort,any article in the
Tin and Sheet-Iron trad* can be had at hie Manu
factory.
? Monaoa'a Corpse Liohtsiss Rona farniabod and
pot op anywhere in the county, nl the ahorteet no
tice and upon re aeons ble terme.
Job Work aad Mending done in tbe beat
atyle and at tne ahorteat notice. Msrohanta aup
plied on the moat accommodating teruia.
Barper'a Ferry. Oct. ?, 1872
coalTnd salt.
J H.tV? now oa band and for vale,
50 Tons Salrinlnr* T>m Wkita Ask AW
^ C?nl ;
SO Tons Ljjl-en*' Y*))ry Rett Ask Nut Coal ;
40 Tom llaltimat* F?'h While Ask Stop*
Coal j
15 -Tuna Baltimore Tei? White Ask Etff
C?>1;
100 Tens Ge-rtfr'r C" eric Valley Coal;
H)0 T>iii* Fine ?7?m/, Jor burning Lima or
>ih ?"*/, ant/ 100 Sucks Liverpool
Fine ami G A S'lU.
JAMEb McGRAW.
Feb'. 1, 1^31 Harper's Ferry, W. Va.
FERTILIZER s.
? F. iiifir<:nv?r?r(t nur Funtcatowe Mlllf with
? u- ?uttiifii" ^ aktcr Puwer. intu a iirat'daaa
M.-u- M>i* ?? ?t b'-Militluf qianufacturing eatab.
? ?nuient !t rMniii?ir witb wator power we can
??Hi ih?- sum- o? rconuiuirat work Oar power ie
u,? mitt w?* \r+ procuring a Hone Meal that
*rii?1t?? ttt-uliU iheFtuurol Hon* prodocad by any
?her tr.ill in the county lo offrribfr to tbe Far
umr our goods w guarantee tbtnt as represented
?? every rcipfCt.
. i?kici-:s s
!'?ire Buffalo Bone Jleaf, 838 00 per fvn
"nre D"mcxfic " " 80 00 ??
.'are l)i?*o!ved " " 38.00 ??
Our Ammonia fed Done Phot-*
phate. the bulk of which u ,
Dissolved JSone, 85 00 '*
hir Excelnor J*hosphatr} S3 00 ' *
the. hnjhrtt grade of Soufh
Carolina J.) if solved Jiojie, 25.00 '?
Farmers can rely upon any of tbeaegooda being*
t? represented. It tbey should be lound adui
. crated we wilt forfeit tbe gtoda.
Tim above prices are as low aa honeet good a can
?oid. Bewa.e uf goods offered at lower prices.
We buv in ItMl too lots for caab. and ha\e the
?oweat freight rates, aad will givo tbe farmers
hese good* at a small margin Our mill is el
?ays open to your tnapenion. Give ua a call
before you buy. >Ve will show you iust what y*u
ire retting. J. W 8TONF.HRAKER * CO.
Addrets J. E. 8TONK11RAKER,
Aug. 24. 1*50. Hagerstown, Aid.
Contractors and Builders,
CARPBNTERS,
MERCHANTS, 1'AIIMKRS,
EVERYBODY,
EXTENDING TO BUILD OK REMODEL CAN
?av? tinm and mousy Wy leaving or sending
ilieir orders for
SASH, DOORS. BLINDS,
BRACKETS, CORNICE. FENCING,
CEILINGS, PALINGS, FLOORING,
MOULDINGS, MANTELS, &C ,
DKKSSEI) AND UNDUESSED LIMBER
OK A LL KINDS. &0.. TO Tni5
CIIAR^KKTOWN
Steam Saw and l'iaiilng Mill.
Satisfaction wilt lift giron as to pr-.oas mi
quality of work.
TERMS, REASONABLE.
Wit. PHILLirS dc SONS.
April '3,
DAVIS & HARRELL,
Churlctfitn, Jrfrrfan Co , W. Vm.
? tAUI* fl*
COOKING AND IIKATING STOVES.
iii.rxi.niiu or
LL KJ.Wlf- OF TJX A AD SO EST
lit ON WAltE.
Jto??lin?j unci Hpoutiny
A SPECIALTY.
E would call tbe *i?eotion of ?or frlfRifi end
" Kii pubitc luour larrr Hier.k nlttTOVEb,
*oib II K 4 llX* nnd tOOh i> G . ?tnrh v? nre re*
ce?? aaujr. 'i f?? *e bii.vtk wmt uuvght Jer Cub
1UII will !?* ???iff ti (ir.tli ftilVoiM ?
?Ne ke v lis AND M1E.&T IRONWARE*
*-??e ud -r uak* to unit i ktij krtici* actded
k.. k.mkisg * * d spoi Tint tr#?i0n<its?.
rivati'tl. bu-U >? t- tr qtnltlg of ma
U'tmiumtd. vvi.ru yi?o i with ij* lur ? job
.on ??*. j*i?t RDai t..ii htrrtio for. If you contract
f t b*?t t hnreo*l 7tn /*ia/r toe ' will ????/ ^in you a
r -nfTKH* article </ < Tin u baa beto cone bf
?jtber parties heretofore.
Davis * iiarrell.
8*i>t*mb*r 30,
Important ^Notice to Builders.
'I'HE an-lorsigned is ffiTiog his solo attention
_L to tbe
LFMBEC B LSI NESS,
at Roadside, Rockingham Conoty, Virginia. and
?ibh facilities for tilling orders of >nv extent sad
trreat vuriety. He commands forests ml (rowlni
?imb.r of Ibe r?ry b??t quality. and milling ea
ptcnv to mrei tbe njost extravagant demands
of this sect.oji.
Orders (or Lumber for
Building Fui-poscs,
cntio sixe and length to meat tba demaads of
Bnildcrs or otiier*. filled promptly apnu (ferrsa
wit b which no other person in tba VaJley of
Virpioia can compete successfully.
The snbscriber baa in formar yeara supplied
very mi?> persons in this section with Lumber,
and in returning I banks for past patronage, and
in soliciting the ordeia of old customers and
new. promise* a cart-fa I persona) anpemsios, a*
tbatorderamay benatisfactoril* bll-d. Address.
DR. S. P. B. MILLER,
?Roadside.
Bocfclugbom Co.,
Nor. 1#. I*JS?y. Virginia.
EAHLY PLANTS.
rHBE nnrieraisned is prerated toforoiih Ttri
JL etiea of fttte Early P^aata? Tomato. Cab
bag**. Pepper. *c ?all of the beet.frem tbe best
vend. Will furnish Plant* in season at tuodsT
sie rates- Sinsrle Plant* in Pet* a specialty.
Will alao give attention to the Planting aod
Pruning of Trees. Sbmbbery, Ate. Grafting and
Bedding in season. Grafts fnrwisbed br ma,
WILLIAM WATTER8,
Corner' La?rnicn &, north 8M-, Cbarlettown
March 22, !s81
I HATE conataetly on baad Hominy, Jfary
B??|. B'ied Com ? tbe Canada -Dried Prma
and i;?onw1 Oooda J SHIRLEY SMITH.
Vf ACAKU5I. CBEB8E aad F?di Crarkera fer
1*1 sale by 8. S DALOABS.

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